M0 . NTR9 . 5E,.:P4., : .Jpi4:: , , 1877
Aninetolo;'': - ; : 7 - ':'''' 7 : 1- ' ,..
rEcam Rams or solo ANIMALS.
Cats are affectionate; they love yotinti chick-,
ens, sweet cream and , the beat place in front of
the fire place.
bogs are faithful ;. they will Stigic la a bone
when everybody else hats deserted its
The donkey is an emblem , of patience, butif
you study him, cloSer,. you will find that lava
-
pass is what's the Oituzir , with
The eagle is the , monarch of the skies, but;
the little king bird will , chase him to , his biding
place.
Monkeys are imitative,,but if they can't imi
tate some deviltry they are nbt, happy. .
liens know when st is going to rain and shel
ter themselves, but they will; try, to hatch out
a 0 11 , 3 s e gg just as honestly • as they will one of
their own. ,
Hornets have more• fight in them than any
thing of their size, but there is no method in
their tnaduesS ; they will_ pitch, into a meeting
house when they are furious lust as anxiously
as they will into a sleeping babyin its 'cradle.
Flies toil not, neither, do they.spin, yet they
have the first taste of all the beßt gravies in the
land.
The cuckoo is the greatest economist among
the birds ; she lays her eggs in other birds'
riesti, and lets the birds hatch them out at their
leisure,
Rats have fewer friends and more enemies
than . anYthing of the four-legged. persuasicnon
the face of the earth, and yet rats are as plenty
now as in the pahniest days of the Roman Em
pire.
The serpent and the crab change their cloth
ing each year, and the raccoon lives all the
winter long on the memory of what he ate, in
the summer.
The horse always gets up from the ground
on his fcrelegs first, and the cow on her hind
ones, and the dog turns around three Aimee be
tore he lies down.
The elephant has the least, and the rabbit
the most, eyes for: his size, and a rat's tail is
just the size of its body. •
The root the thoroughbred dog's mouth . is
always black. So is the 'bottom of the cat's
foot whols a good mouser..
The spider is the only creature , that catches
its food in a trap, and a sheep, will Ave without
water longer than any domestic aniMal. ,
The fox is the hardest to catch izt a trap, and
a musk-rat the easiest, and >the theadoir lark is
the shyest of all the birds of the air.
The crow flies six miles, and the wild-pigeon
lusty an hour, but the htunming bird, eats all
things on the wing.
The horse will eat ten hours out =of every
twelve ; the ox lies down and chews his cud
half the time ;'and ,the hog never knowa what
it is to be hungry. . . ,
The wild turkey can run faster thad he can
fly, and any man who is a good walker can tire
a deer out in twenty-four hours.
TOO GOOD A CHANCE, TO LOSE.
The Detroit Free PcCess tells this story :
When a grocer's boy yesterday delivered a
basket . full of packages to
.a lady on Columbia
street her quick eye detected the fact, that she
sad receivtd only eleven oranges in place of a
dozen.
"Young man you ate that other:orange as
you came along V‘it she exclaimed as she re-.
counted the number.
"Never—never !" he earnestly replied.
"Well, where * is it then ?"
"Perhaps they counted them wrong, ma'am."
"Well, I'll go right buck witifyOu Ind see."
"I didn't eat that orange,'" te began, after a_
little reflection, "but I'll tell.you how it was.--
Down here, about two blocks. I saw .an old •
chap out in his garden,, with his bat hanging
on a tree as be sawed a limb. He was the
41d-headeclest man I ever wi.","
i " Well, what has that to do about the or
ange r she asked.' ' '
,"Lots, ma'am, heaps. If 'You Tias a biky and
saw such a head, and :you knew! you could hit
it, and git away all right, wouldn't you put an. >
orange agin it ?"
"It Was very Nvicked," she softly answered.
I dun= but %vim ;'.but it you bad
Been that old gent , catch his , legs iind make a
jut), and if you'd heard hhu, yell out as h!.
tame down and grabbed for hishat,why ma'am
you'd lend me enother orange to popat some
one as I go back I"-
A tramp was arrested in IsieW ,Jerseylait
week, and taken li'ore magistrOc, who sea"
tented him to / three months., The. justice, in
expleining - thal . sentence, remarked that, while,
there wa, nO evidence that the prisoner bad
been guilty; of any crimp, he, thought it pni
cleat to eomth'it.hini, as he bad a wild haggard
look or a man 'about to start a newspaper.
'Nothing makes ayoung roan - so - happy as to
get around to the Nst offiee,. alter it is elosell
and see a letter in his box, to have his heart
whisper that it is from her, to dream sweet
sand tender fancies, hallowed with love's sacred-
IIeSS all night, and to go in the inorning and
find it to beAt bill of V.OO for, his last six
mouths' washing,. -
"••
Dr. Durbin, the great Methodist orator, onee
attempted to preach a sermon from -the text
"Itetnember Lot's wife," and. made a failure.—
After remarking to Dr. Bond that he did not
know the reason of his Yaiiurc, the veneraWe
Doctor milted that be "bad better hereafter/let
other mdsn's wives alone.''
- 21. woman in Oshkosh =round neyriy tuft a
shirt through a wringer before disfxlvering that
her bahrwas in IL wati`an,ifwfui strain en
the wringer. //
,FURNITITAE I
=ME
"*.v:**k*,, , . - :),_0.1,-,oN!sv,
Baying moved from tie Old Quarters„ No. 16 Ohenanga Street; to
. _ .
Is prepared to welcome the \ for Mer customers of the, housti And allnew comers..
• - every facility for putting our goods' at , moderate prices, for' the best .of Ivork.
- • Wile business conducted in. all - its braiachitjf3 .
88 Washingtini Streitl ,' • 'BINGEIABITQN: Y.
, ,
NEW STOCK
OUR STORE is now replete with , a* full Stock of Goo4s, bought at unusually
low prices for CASH. , ,
We invite your at- j DRESS
tention to our . DRESS
WE HAVE PRINTS. MUSLINS, and OTHER COTTON GOODS IN GREAT
VARIETY AND AT VERY LOW PRICES ! •
Our Notion Department is full of BARGAINS in an '
Bargains ! elegant assortment of KID AND LISLE TBREAD .. Bargains!
GLOVES, TIES, PARASOLS, etc., etc.
Gents' FURNISHING GOODS a Speeialty.
S HOES
SHOES
SHOES
SHOES
We now carry a larger stock than ever before of Gents',lA4RW,
Misses' and Children's SHOES, consisting of 'BURT'S
and other well•known makers, which we' guarantee to sell as
Eximine ciur new Spring Styles of HATS, and our immense assortment of
STRAW GOODS!
Pr - Please give us a call, and.we Will guarantee the prices to suit you.
• M. READ.
THE BATTLE. FOUGHT !
.
The multitude of people that thronged our New Store, and the thousands in the adjacent squares were happy
to see GOOD 009D$ sold so Cheap, and one and allpronouceci our store a marvel of beauty never before seen in
the Empire state. From seven a. in. until eleven, p. in. our Palatial Store was literally packed with humanity.
The - people are now *Ware of our removal, end have seen the
Largest and handsomest assortment of ladies', gent!? and children's boots, shoes ,
ties and slippers that has ever been sticTii in this , city. _
Our old store, No. 97 Washington street, is a thing the past—the eminent suc
cess we attained there is but a fraction of what we epect to achieve in our new lo
cation. • We are now more centrally located, in a better lighted and more commadi
ons store, having a large basement for our Wholesale Department. , We have double
the amount of goods for our customers to select from, and our . •
. • PRICES ARE LOWER THAN WE EVER NAMED.
LOW PRICES, HONORABLE .DEALINGS, AND ONE PRICE WILL ALWAYS
GOVERN US. - ''
• I shall continue to sell goods for CASH DOWN ONLY. No book accounts opened or eredlt customers wanted.
I buy for cash down. and sell the same way. This basis puts me .9430` E COMPETITION.
240 parrs Women's band pegged.high cut calf . . $1.50
180 " " . sewed " " • . ' -- 1.75
180. " '.‘ . serg e .85
.
3po " ". . - ~ -- ' - .55
120 cc . it - ,
.30
120 " .85
AVAIL YOURSELVES OF THIS OPPORTUNITY FOR GREAT BARGIUNS
No. 37 Court Street.
EXTRA BARGAINS
are now otTered in , "
•
. ,
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Men's- and Boys' :BOOTS and SHOES, Ladies'
Misses', and Children's Fine and Coarse SHOES, DRY GOODS, Notions,
Hosiery, Black Alpacas, Cashmeres, Serge, .M.uslius, Sheetings &c. '
Best prints, remnants Sc Stout wool mixed pants
Yard wide sheeting 6M hood working snits - /1„00
Ladies' congress gaiters • -Ltd Goad wool mixed snits , • • t
Good boots 2.50 Good Se
- all wool snits i 514.00
Good tottomide pants ' " . Diagonal snits, coat, pants end vest.; • ~.115,00
All wool =broadcloth
.coats $8.50.
. ,
•
BUTTERICK'S SUMMER CATALOGUES NOW, READY.
May, 30 1 187 7; WEEKS, niEzarinsit & Co.
BEST JOB Pr..INTIMG
PROCLA.MATIO.N.
• SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY Ss,
Cecelia Wilbur- vs. Jeptha Wilbur. In. the Contt
of Common Pleas of SueqUehanna County, No. 253,
Nov. Term.lB76.
To Cecelia. Wilbur: Whereas a Sabi - gene' in Divorce
was , issue& to January Term; 1677, which was du
ly.returnednon est inventus. and thereon an alias sub
cena was issued in said case, returnable to April.
Term,lB77,' upon the return ot which, prom Was made
that ,the said Jephtha Wilbur could not be found
in my bailiwick. s- ,
This notice is therefore to rectuire yen to appear be
fore the Judges of the said -Court, on the sccond Mon.
day of August next, to answer' said complaint, &C.
WM: WHlTlC.•Sheriff.
Montrose, lilay 23, 1877.
VALUABLE •
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The ttudesigned offers upon reasonable testae
One farm tub - .
/,
AUBITRN- TOWNSHIP,
about/
abouvi miles from the '4 -Comers, contaluing 15n
aero, with good buildings and orchard upon it and all'
iwProved. For particulars enquire of
' I.I 7 hIAN BLAKESLEE,
• ',Foster. Susquehanna County. Pa.
WM. B.IINABERRY,
Auburn_d Corners: Su banns .Connty, Pa.
- - Assignees of Jae. D. Llnaberry;
Jan.lo - - •
ea*
8 S TAG NE E NOTICE.—Jerry Cokely. of Springville
tor/panto; having assigned to me ail his egtake, in
trust. for the benefit , or creditors'.; all rerson indcbted
to mild estate. sroniqueeted to make immediate settle;.
ment, and all, having clalins against the same, to pre
sent them to' 4 • GEORGIC. P. LITTLE,
designee of 'Terry Cokely.
MontrOse, April 4 2 ierr. . 14-2 o
.010, ,Stand of E. D. RouDisox_
• •
14 . 1 Washington St" Singhaniton,
READ - 'BROTHERS'i'/k . - -, . CO,
CHEAP AS THE' CHEAPEST I
Fine Line - .al GROCE.IIIES as Cheap as ever.
Montrose, Pa:
AND VICTORY WON
OUR OPENING A. GRAND SUCCESS.
serge buskins
web slippers
serge congress gaiters
Legal.
RELORENED
~ RE-OPEXTID t.
RE-OPENED
DRESS GOODS !/ of all atvles
DRESS GOODS 1f and qualiiiea.
GOODS !
GOODS!
R. P. READ.
AT. THE LOWEST RATE°
AT THIS OFFICE. . 0-
NOTICE OF INQUEST.
, • Susquehanna 'County,' Os. '
Orphans` Court ot said County.
In the matter of JOHN LORD: DEC'D, in Partition
• • . of Real ,Estate—Order of Inquest.
To the Ileirs - and Legit Fepreeentativlea of doted Lord.
late of Lathrop. deed:
. .
TAKE .NOTICE.- that an inquest Will he -held on - the
lands ands t the. dwelling house of -the:said decedent,
in tee township or Lathrop, in the county aforesaid: on
Monday, the 11th day of,Juue. at 1. o'clock in the after
noon of that day. for rtie
o ur
of making_ partition
of the REAL .E 8 I'ATE of the said - decedent; to.and
among hid children and legal representatives, if• the
same can be tionnwithout prejudice to or spoiling the
whole, otherwise. to - value and apprvire .the Same ac
cording to law; at which time and place you are requir
ed to attend if you mink proper. • . •
• . WM. WRITE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Odle*, Montrose:4*y 7,1877.-1922.
DM"-
NISTRATOR'S
• the estate of Henry Lyon late of Herrick
twp. Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania. deed.
Letters of Administration in the Ecid estate having
been granted to the undersigned, ell persons owing
said estate are requested to make imtnediate payment,
and all persons having claims against said estate Are
requested to present them without delay.
H. IL LEWIS,
May 16,1677. 2Qw6 ' Adminiatrator.
EXECUTRIX'S NOTlCE.—Whpreas
Letters tvatamentary to the estate of William
Hurly, (he'd. late of Choconat twp., having been grant.
ed to. the undersigned, all persons indebted' to saidd es
tate are requested to make immediate payment, and all
persons having claims against the same, are, reqneated
to present them without delay. _
MARY M. RtIRLY., Executrix..
May 16,11F77.
VIN LOT OF CALLING CARD'S,
AT THIS OFFICE. -
SEEM
CASH PRICES !
May 9, 11r1.-19-22
C. F. HOTCHKUS,
' 'Binghamton. N. :.
Le4al.
We have
SHOES
SHOES
SHOES
SHOES
11..STROUD.
\ GLENN'S
I Plitfrli ;SO4P "
THOROUGHLY CURES DISEASES OF THE WIN, ,
.: BEAUTIFIER OimPtxmos,.PßEvifts
AND REMEDIES RHEUMATISM: AND GOUT, • "
HEA - 4 SOH ES ~ A ND ABRASIONS •-ELF
CUTICLE'ANto 'COUNTERACTS CONTAGION.
This Standard Exiermil : Remedy for Erup.
tioabi - Sores and liajurieS.of the Skin, not only
REMOVES - FROM THE COMPLEXION ALL . BLEM-
I:sliES arising ..front -lo Cal impurities' of the
blood and obstruction of the .pieres i f but also
those :produced by, the sun and., Wind, such' as
tan and freckles.• 'lt' renders! the - CUtICLE
MARVELOUSLY CLEAR, "SMOOTH and PLIANT,
and being a WHOLE,SoME ur.Au'rwir.y. is far
preferable to any •costnetic.. ` • .
REMEDIAL ADVANTAGES OF SUI.-
PHUR • IlAtms are insured' rx 111 F. USF, OF
GienieS Staphicr: Soap, which in mi di,
tin its,perifying effects, remedies , and PRE
VENTS RIIEUMATIS74' and Govi.
. It also ,IiTSINFEtTS CLOTHING ind LHCEN
nry.l PREVENTS DISEASES COMMUNICATED BY
CONTACT with ilh-,.PF.aso:L.
;
Fr DISOLVES Nliß. IZr; .prevents Laid
itess„and retards grayhess.of the hair..:
Physicians spelak of high itnns
and 50 CiTts tOe; COke per
Box (3 Cakes), 60c.. - and
v.- B.—The so tent taker, arc titc sue ofthast: at
, .
'''HILLN HAIR IN . !) WIITSKEIt DYE,"
11:ack or BreAvu. 58 Centi.:..
L 1 eittriZT4,-rrtrir,,7 44tig-.1x.. LT.
- AA.
. .
•
t4?.:# SULPHUR SOAP
1. ClrinAior. Don4lo•iziv. 1115infotiv. &. , ohu)
111.1!iag Ind Pariivin.
volrso . ..t
. ./..41 ton, in-ttitidol. It impart. , n
. 43.1.)11r111.1r4-10
It ttnr.e. ,Intros,
liver itts.rs, ettnitped
-Li, , unit: i.d.,1..rs on the tt.trOr af , i f , •«4.- it. ti.
tiii• tile*. itching
1)0 4 1t. Limo -.Also ritii.A.4•i the
irritation of biting Awl fittligin4
• As it is rx.itovially tulalltysl tt. the,
.iotott.us, kn.! B t rit Arnim, ynii can
takr it N,e / ..s.iir ;It Eiir
ing it IA unequalled.
'L it in their iteyt.r , thi nith,nit
It. - It tiPtitntlitos or ivlstrirAtirm,
hrkd. .relll , ,ay. 41311 .....V,Airr..ly
itfitsi mien. at•t-t•ntictny
ptcknge. Titt; IT. •-•
rice CAL Cake: i r C "•::
13y tw~il .4 CIS. By
Atv 14:1.;)r • al
Pr• tilYic7t!.
butdrb,i• Drown :Als..* •
TJSZNO -0711 AM.
M I=6=M MUU
W . W. SMITH & SON,
Manufacturers and Dealers in all- kinds of
M"lzioxiltvire •
PARLOR SUITES,
_CHAMBER SUITES,
:COSTLY & CHEAP FURNITURE,
ALL ICINDS'OF MATTRESSES,
- - SPRING BOTTOMS, &c., 'doe.
igrFurniture Repaired, Bottom's put in Chairs,
Upholstering • done, Covering t.)hairs
and Lounges, Mattresses
' - done over. •
UNDERTAKING &C:
The Subscribers will make Undertaking a
specialtk in their business. Having one of
the most elegant HEARMS in the State,
all needing their services will be at ,
tended to ptotnptly , and atisat
isfactory charges.
•
W. w.. SMITH & SON.
Montrose,Jan. 10, 1877tf. , • '-
GRAND OPENING
FAIL AND WINTER..
MILLINERY HAIR AND FANCY GOODS
TAB
r:ltExctt miLla Ny. n
uavint returned from New York vhth the attest and
best selected stock of goo& ever in this section of
country, including Feathers, Silks, Ribbons, Lace,
hosiery, Belts, and Kid Gloves of all kinds and sizes
with prices to suit ail:
Also Frank Leslie's Cnt Paper Patterns% f.ull variety,
• • ,^ REALWAIRER .THE PLACE,
• 97 BINGHAMTON, lal
Court St. N.Y._ - Court 'l,t o .
Binghamton, N. Y.„ Aprill9, 1£416.-1:;-81
TAYLOCS 00U . GH SYRUP.
All persons suffering from the effects' of throat and
lung diseases should give' Taylor's Coigh Syrup or ex
pectorant atrial : it works thoronghl upon the Liver,
Kidneys and Lungs; as well as upon whole system,
eleanslng the mucous membrane removing soreness
and givingtone and strength to thedifferent organs.—
It la warranted _ to give s ttisfactions
'All standing in need of a conditiou r powder for any
kind of stock or poultry_ should gin Taylor a trial.—
They are warranted to be the best, poWder in market
and to give entire satishultion or, the money will be re- bade& Tkey an sold by all doles JCL AledithigiN
BREHM
• -
X.EW
Sfr' K
_
=EI
Having located in the BRICK, STORBlor
merly occupied by &W. Diekerman,l.
would, say-to my friends =and the publlif generr•
aly that lam now receiving direct tonn New
York one of the largest stocks of gel ever offer
ed in .thie'echintY; (and w i ll be so d' it lower
prices,) consiating.ofb
,
DRY GOODS,- NOTIONS, HATS,
` OAPS; BOOTS, - SHOES,
WALL-PAPER, READY
- MADE CLOTHING, Etc.
Thesesgoods were bought 'for cash, with all
possible discount off, and are to bi 3 ACM on the
same terms.
SPECIALTY-I have just received a 14,000:00
SPECIALTY-Bankrupt stock of dothing,pur-
SPECIALTY-chased at .a nominal price,which
SPECIALTY-Will be sold for about one-half. its
SPECIALTY-value, (guaranteed to be 24 per
SPECIALTY-cent. lower than the, smile goods
SPECIALTY-tan be bought in Binghamton.)•
This is nottwind, but a tact, and you can be
- convineed;6 examining the goods. •
gar 1101 , '
IS READY-PAY 1 Ail
In looking the lnatter over I see that tip
credit system still continues to increase tts vic
tims of buyers and .sellers, wiiile the ready-pay
system is growing m favor. r There is no
other way f)r a merchant to sell goods for
small profit than to demand pay when delivered.
If there had been-no credit system thete would
be no hard times to complain of. Tty it for a \
year and you will never go backward, but be
convinced of its benefit. .
I am agent for Mm'e. Demorest's patterni
also, take orders for Hanan liadush's custom
shoes. "The price tells and everybody tells
price. [Ap.18,'77.] 0. M. HA.WLEY.
A - Ic4' IMPORTANT LOCAL - REFORM.I
A
tiereattqr goods will be sold at
P.
'
E.,P. , .STAMP'S STORE'
r -
In' Montrose, for CABII at CABII Pnicus.
1 will keep good goodS and tinake, the
prices to snit. - .the
. elosest
FLOUR,
• I have had seven years experience
buying and selling FLOUR so i that I kii.w
where to buy and what to buty to salt the
customers of 'this vicinity. 'l'
I WILL MA. - E iv t i . E SlTC F ltb u T i l t - OF WRITE
and , warrant every barrel and.sack to
suit or refund the money.
CHEWING TOBACCO
. I have recently made arrangements by
which ii can sell CiIEWLNG TOBACCO by
the ppiind as 'cheap as you can buy of any
wholesale Tobacco House by the barrel.
Imes keep • Chevvng Tobacco in 10 lb.
cadd'gs for wirk.ii I will make special
iricea. • •
I keep on hand a large quantity of SALT
and keep under cover, and will sell it as
low as possible for this market.
Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Syrup,-Soap, Pork,
Fish, &c., all at the nimble Big pence
prices!
I. trust I will receive Sufficientpatron
,
age from cash buyers to make the ash
system a success. Respectfully,
E. P. STAMP
Opposite the Banking House of Win. H.
Cooper & Co.,•and I,be - Dry Goods Hoyse of
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum & Co:
Montrose, 00..11 1876tt.
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
MONTROSE, PA..
leY = 11£7:1_elP , k" , ti* 414 %VI) g-
of this. institution will commence,
Tii6sdai May 1, 1877,
md continues inAession during the summer.
ENTER AT .C.s.iY TIME.
ItEASONA'BLE..
,Circulars containing NI particulars to be .bad at the .
College, or sent by mail.
Addras E. K. LClBl.ltlt, Principal.
Btt ;
May ?,1917.
MANHOOD':
STORED
Just published. :a new edition of DR. CUL
(If venalrt.va oELEnrcarzu Essay on therad I
di MO, cal cure (without medicine) of Spa rmatorr.
\-..-f) hem or Seminal Weekness, Involuntary
Seminal . Losses, Impotency; Mental and
Physical 'lncapacity. Impediments to Marriage, etc.;
also, Consumption. Epilepsy and Fits. induced by self
indulgence or sexual extraVagance,
la" Price, in sealed envelope, oily six cents.
The celebrated anther, in.this admirable Essay, clear
ly demonstrates, from a thirty years' sudcessfal prac
tice, thaethe alarming consequences of self-abuse may
be radically cured i vittiont the dangerous use of inter
nallnedlcine or the .Ipplication of the knite ,• z eluting
out a mode of cure at -nice simple, certain - Mad effectual
by means of which every sufferer. no tauter what his
condition may be ) May cure himself cheaply, privately
and. radically. •
Ell"'This lecture should be in the hands , of every ,
youth and every man in.tbeland, •
Sent under seal, in• a plain envelope, to arty addresa,
post.opaid t en receiptef 11 ix cents or twopostace stamps : .
Address the Publishers, - .
THE CJULVERW ELL. 31EDICAL .CO.,
Al Ann Ste, New York ;• Poet °Alm pox, 4586
oct. 11 s ISIS. • , '
. ,
A IIDITOWS• N-07.1--
OE.-The under'-
,
L - X. signed an Auditor appointed by Ile Court of
Common Plea.; of Saw...tumult County. to
,distribute
the funds in the hands of the Sheriff arising_ from the
Sheriff sale of the personal property of:D. D. Layton.
will attend to the duties of hid appointment et his ogles
InAlontrose. on Saturday Jane 13,, ISI7. at 1 o'clock p.
ra..at, which time and place all Persons interested are
required ' to appear and pre4ent their cialuitor be' for
ever debated from coraing.in on said lams.
A. 11. McCOLLUM, Auditor.
21-24 -
May 23, 18M
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A OftNTLltiktAll' `what suffered for years from :dery
.01...0us Debility. Premature Decay, and all the.effects
of , youthful ifidiseretion will. for the of su ff ering
n 3
hoenity. send tree to ell why .
the recipe and
-'ruction for ;inking the. slut , ; - sidy by Which l
was cured. Sufferers wishing to Ny the advertlio
er'sexperiencn can'do so by Auld-.1.. ja petreet•contv
d o n e .), , • _
• JOH " OODIM, 52 Cedar Ot.-.:New York.
ittrioli, : Job Priutang
1 0 ? ) cREAp; at
. . . NICE. This :°Moe.
1
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~. •:4 '. IR .'-' 'ci 'tT„
ROAL.Xe'.
HOW' 'LOST, HOW: